Death of William T Red Wash Jones near Uintah line
William T Red Wash Jones a noted Ashley cattleman died of a heart collapse near the Colorado Utah line Tuesday. His death follows a heated discussion at a ranch, with Dr G H Christ confirming the cause and no violence involved. He was 75, born in Texas, linked to Buffalo Bill and Wild Bill Hickok, and survived by two sisters and a daughter. Burial to be simple on the hill above his Ashley home with Ralph Reeve in charge.
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Winfield Hullinger
Uintah Railway Company
Judd
Dragon
Vernal
Wintah Railway Company
Ashley Valley
Maeser School
Vernal First Ward
Joseph Dudleys
Jensen
Charles Lybbert
Meredith
Napes
Naples
David Manwaring
J W Olsen
Rachel Lascym
Lubbert Hill
Mansarin
Moffat
Soldier Station
Parley Ford
Mils
Altos
Tee
Salt Lake
Uintah Telephone Company
William T
Red Wash
Jones
Ashley
Uintah Basin
Hugh W Colton
Leon Thorne
Texas
Greale
Wichita Kas
Atascasa County
Buffalo Bill
Wild Bill Hickock
Vernalehot
Red Was
Willow Creek
Red Wash Jones
Dora George
Dallas
Zellia Whitney
Denisen
Newt Shelton
Marble Tournament Leaders Attend Uintah Stake Tryouts
The Uintah stake marble tournament opens Monday May 26 with allotted times for local wards and districts. Referees and stake representatives will oversee preliminaries at Courthouse grounds with district winners to be announced next week in the Express.
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Uintah
Stake
Ashley
Fearl
Snyder Davis
Naples
Clare
Hacking Dry Fork
Josephine H Bird Glines
Maeser
Sarah DB
Bingham Lapoint
Tridell
Damaris & Morrill Vernal
Margareate
Colton
Alta Luntell
Susie Shaf
the Express
Petrified forest found on Yellowstone project site
A petrified forest covering several acres was found by a road-building crew on the lower Yellowstone rehabilitation project. The trees are up to 6 feet in diameter and exceed 100 feet in length, dating back millions of years.
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U 8S Forest Service
Yellowstone
Magnet Picks Up Nuts From Utah Highways
About 300 pounds of unassorted junk metal including railroad spikes and bolts were collected by the state magnetic road sweeper on its first test near Soldier Summit. Assistant engineer E C Knowlton said as much as seventeen pounds were gathered in a quarter mile of highway. The machine covered nine miles Tuesday and will continue through Spanish Fork canyon Eureka Lynndyl road and districts 2 1 and 5 to sweep the state.
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States New Magnetic Road Sweeper
Soldier Summit
E C Knowlton
State Raid Commission
Mr Knowlton
Spanish Fork Canyon
Eureka
Lynndyt
District No 2
Calder and Davis to Receive Degrees at VU Commencement
Logan Utah seniors David H. Calder and Carl Davis of Vernal will graduate from Utah State Agricultural College with Bachelor of Science degrees at the May 31 commencement. Calder will earn a business administration degree. Davis a degree in agronomy. Both are members of campus fraternities and honor or social groups.
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David H. Calder
Carl Davis
The
Penny and the dollar’s ripple through the economy
Bass J C Penny argues money spent in saloons harms employment while spending on goods stimulates wages, profits, and national prosperity. He says dollars diverted from saloons fund homes, autos, living standards, savings, and care for families.
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Bass J C Penny
Great
J C Penny Company
Utah Power & Light Plans Valley Line Extensions
J O Anderson, manager of Utah Power and Light, outlines two new lines to serve Naples and Gimes, adding 24 and 13 families respectively. The company serves 716 customers in Aoe Valley, with over 45 miles of lines and about $125000 invested capital. Anderson promotes local patronage and highlights Vernal office as well equipped.
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J O Anderson
Utah Power & Light Company
Veronal
Naples
W L Fletcher
Gimes West
Aoe Valley
MM Anderson
MM. Anderson
Turkey Growers of Utah Plan Big Meet on June 20
Utah turkey growers form an organizing committee at the Nexhouse Hotel Salt Lake City under the Utah Poultry Producers Cooperative Association. The plan includes county agent outreach, forming county associations, and a June 20 Salt Lake City meeting to organize the state group and select a three member delegation for the Northwest Turkey Growers Association.
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Turkey Growers of
Utah
Turkey Growers of Utah
Nexhouse
Salt Lake City
Utah Poultry Producers Cooperative Association
Theurkey Growers of Utah
DeMarr Dudley
Jensen
R. Boswell
Ric
Willardton
Northwest
Turkey Growers Association
Willard.com
New Company Drilling in Rangely Field
Brigman Petroleum plans seven new wells in the Rangely field 53 miles east of Vernal to develop a gas supply. Two wells have been drilled at 611 and 652 feet. Production will be sold to a major oil distributor after field facilities are built.
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Brigman Petroleum Company
Rangely
Vernet
A A. Brigman
Pumpag
Fom
California
Scout Executive A A Anderson Leads Vernal Training
Scout Executive A A Anderson of Timpanogas Council Provo conducted a Sunday training in Vernal with a morning Scoutmasters course at 10 o clock at the Seminary building and an afternoon session at 2 for rotation of troop committees. An evening court of honor at 7:30 in the Vernal First Ward chapel awarded honors to scouts while Anderson urged parent and community responsibility for youth guidance.
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A Anderson
Timpanogas Council
Provo
Ashley Valley
Anderson
First Ward
Harold Lundell
Dale Jensen
Earl Calder Rober
Ross Delos Kempton
Lawrence Hardy
Russell Gray Clifford Quinton Hatch
Walter Foss Trump
Phillip Watkins
Rex Olsen
Power and Light Manager Returns From Provo Trip
Manager J Anderson of the Utah Power and Light Co returned from a business trip to Provo Wednesday night. He was accompanied by his mother Alis A P Anderson of Burley Idaho, who will visit here for a short time.
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Anderson
The
Utah Power and Light Co
Provo
Alis A P Anderson
Burley Idaho
Burial site from third century uncovered in Germany
An extensive cemetery dating to the third century has been found in Germany. It was used by the Goths, revealing graves and artifacts that illuminate early Gothic settlement patterns and funerary practices.
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Germany
Reading of county names and regions listed in a document
The text lists Utah counties and regions including Cache Boxelder Lume mit Rich Morgan Salt Lake Wasatch Utah Sanpete Sener Pinte Wa oe Garfield Millard Beaver Tron Washington Winter Duchesne Grand San Juan Carbon Emery with several misread spellings, suggesting OCR errors and a partial index of counties.
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Alder
Associaion
Cache
Boxelder
Rich and Morgan
Salt
Wasatch
Utah
F A
Sanpete
Garfield
Millard
Beaver
Tron
Washington
Wintah
Duchesne
Grand
San Juan
Carbon
Emery
Doctor en Towns shows factory interest failed due to poor local conditions
A 1930s case describes a 20 000 population town courting a manufacturer for a branch plant. A detailed analyst report cited dirty streets, lack of zoning, empty lots as junk yards, limited merchandise, and apathy among merchants and citizens, concluding the town did not "look good to us."
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Toun
Copyright Notice and Editorial Reprint Note
Copyright 1930 by A D Stone. Reproduction prohibited in part. This editorial published by The Vernal Express in cooperation with The Vernal Lions Club.
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A. D. Stone
Vernal Express
Vernal Lions Club
Scout event draws regional leaders for annual gathering
Secretary Wilbur of the Interior Department and Congressman Cramp ton of Michigan will attend the UBC event with a Federal Farm Board representative. H M Tidwell and County Agent E Peterson visited Provo and Salt Lake to meet participants while A A Anderson notes 159 to 200 external scouts may observe. Local troops drill for daily events and awards occur at the final evening session.
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H. M Tidwell
Indian Affairs
E. Peterson
Provo
Salt Lake
Orden
Logan
A A. Anderson
Timpanogas Council
Coomittee
Price
38Th Infantry
Wibur
Interior Department
Crampton
Michigan
Federal Farm Board
Washington
Atendance
Don B Colton
George J. Dern
George Thomas
University of Utah
E . Peterson
Utah Agricultural Colles
G . J Jensen
Orville W Adams
Utah State Bankers Association
HE Blood
State Road Commission
H Mutledge
National Forest
Vernal Notes Sparkling With Local Hopes And Events
Thirty years ago in Vernal the season brings many monster fish of twenty pounds plus and rumors of a new hotel and possible remodeling of the Social Hall. A solar eclipse is expected next Monday with observers urged to rise before breakfast. Marriages include Berg Searle with Wiss Goff at Deep Creek and Robert Reynolds with Mrs Susan Golf at W Reynolds’s home. Voters face imperfect lists causing disfranchisement concerns. A crowd attends the Uintah Stake Academy commencement ball. 70 numbers sold and the event is popular among locals.
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Berg Searle
Wiss Sarsh Goff
Deep Creek
Mathew Caldwell
Robert. Reynolds
Susan Golf
W Ff Reynolds
Bishop
Colton
Stephen Beck
Dlipt
Ilenny Williams
Browns Park
Allred
Bartlett
Italy
Atlantic Ocean
A. I Hood Company
Ohio
Hartlett
Hullinger
Uintah County
Ben Chestnu
Enoch Gurr Thera
Uintah Stake Academy
Ejera House
Blake Academy
Sister of Mrs Wallis Dies Suddenly in Ogden
Mrs Martha Todd Read sister to Mrs James H Wallis died at age 68 at her Ogden home from a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral services were held with Bishop Edward T Saunders in charge and speakers including Bishop Jarms Elijah Larkins and Mary Farley. She was born in London and emigrated to Utah in 1882 and survived by her husband, daughter Velma, eight relatives, and siblings.
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James H. Walls
Ogden
Martha Todd Read
Wallis
Jefferson Avenue
Edward T Saunders
Bishop Jarms of
Elijah Larkins
Read
London
England
Utah
Charlotte Todd
L. D . Church
Velma
Wiliam Todd
Burlington
Wyo
Sirs
Joseph Wheeler
East Lake City
James If Wallis
Vernal
James II
Hiker Robs Man After Ride From Idaho to Texas
A hitch hiker boarded a car in Hancroft Idaho with T H Foster. Foster drove toward Stratford Texas and rented a Verdun room. The stranger obtained a $3 loan before leaving while Foster slept. Tuesday morning Foster found the room in disorder and the man missing.
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T H Foster
Han- Croft
Idaho
Foster
Idaho City
Sunda
Fancroft
Stratford
Texas
Verdun
Uintah Gas erects modern regulation station in Vernal
Uintah Gas Co completes a new regulation station four blocks south of the Monument on Fourth South and Vernal Avenue. The fence of woven wire on welded pipe framing is noted as unique. Regulators reduce gas pressure from 223 psi to 60 psi, then to 5 psi at Vernal. The system now spans ten miles of pipe. the natural gas is undiated and odorized to detect leaks.
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Uintah Gasmpany
Vernal Avenue
Joe Ryan
Vernal
J R. Duglas
Verna
Hiker thefts and arrests shake local patrols
Police tracked a described hiker after reports of pocket knife thefts and 360 rings being disapproved along a hitch hike. They later detained 17 year old Robert Groll with a sting gun and related items, amid other burglaries and prowling at Regent Street locations.
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Mirs
York
Robert Groll
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Wild Bill Hickick
Utah Power & Light Co
Valley
A. A. Anderson
Wilbur
Interior Dept
Cong. Crampton
Fmil Kurtz
UBIC
James H. Wallis
Uintah Gas Co
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